Today we kept Claire & Luke at their house because both are having bouts of pneumonia. Claire is feeling better and she was comforted by a constant stream of movies (You know, the Barbie movies are really appealing & entertaining!) Luke feels good despite the continually runny nose and the need to use a nebulizer. He remained "busy" all day except for a couple of naps. How is it that a crawling baby can find even the smallest, most minute piece of a toy or paper or who-knows-what on the floor and transfer it in the blink of an eye into his/her mouth? Informed answers, thoughtful answers, and pure guesses will all be appreciated & accepted.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Why Can Babies Find ANYTHING Tiny on the Floor?
Today we kept Claire & Luke at their house because both are having bouts of pneumonia. Claire is feeling better and she was comforted by a constant stream of movies (You know, the Barbie movies are really appealing & entertaining!) Luke feels good despite the continually runny nose and the need to use a nebulizer. He remained "busy" all day except for a couple of naps. How is it that a crawling baby can find even the smallest, most minute piece of a toy or paper or who-knows-what on the floor and transfer it in the blink of an eye into his/her mouth? Informed answers, thoughtful answers, and pure guesses will all be appreciated & accepted.
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It is good we like to watch them every second!!!
ReplyDeleteNever knew that about the movies! Barbie is always given such a bad time :*)
You know, dogs are good at doing the pre-sweep. You could look into getting one of those...
ReplyDeleteYou should have seen the cats at beading today, knocking the oversized bead they found all over the wooden floor and going so fast they slid in to bump their heads...ouch, poor dears!
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